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Yes, I'm well aware of these (and the older, chunkier, grey version from the 90s). It does not help in the case of 1x2 plates. Beside using a knife, the only t
by colanderman 5y ago
Yes, I'm well aware of these (and the older, chunkier, grey version from the 90s). It does not help in the case of 1x2 plates.
Beside using a knife, the only trick I've found to work for these is to stack longer 1x plates on either side of the pair, which give you more leverage on the center pair, while themselves being easier to take apart.
- genocidicbunny 5y agoTwo brick separators also do the trick. If you've bought any of the bigger sets, you probably have a handful lying around.
- Someone1234 5y ago> It does not help in the case of 1x2 plates. This: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLqi7F0QWoI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLqi7F0QWoI
- sigjuice 5y agoLooks complicated. Just stack the 2x1 sandwich on a larger place. Pop off the topmost 2x1 with the brick separator tool. Then pop the second one off the larger plate. My 5-year old just showed me :)